JJ introduces us to Allsides.com and walks through the news of the day from Left, Center, and Right perspectives along with other observations.
What is the TPS report? One rule, it has to be spontaneous.
How does AllSides rank its political bias for common publications. Reviewing the details, JJ thinks Atlantic is more center than it used to be but AP is more left.
Jim Geraghty of National Review copies JJ and compares Obama to Vance.
JJ discusses the purpose of the podcast. TPS doesn't focus on policy, it observes what's happening.
Oren Cass of The Financial Times gets it partially right on JD Vance but doesn't seem to understand what Libertarianism is.
JJ loves Eric Cortalessa's name at Time Magazine
Cortalessa says Vance ignored his "never Trump" past... this is news?
Mainstream news got it right on the JD Vance speech
79% of Dems want Kamala Harris to replace Biden. JJ says there is no other choice, campaign finance law and political expediency both require it.
Is this what TPS report should be? JJ asks if viewers want more topics in less depth or keep going as is.
Discussing Tenacious D and Jack Black in the light of Kyle Gass comments about Trump assassination attempt.
JJ wonders is breaking up the band is going too far but admits he doesn't always know what people should or shouldn't say.
Struggling to find news that doesn't relate to the election, skipping Gaza and landing on Sen Menendez. JJ loves Gael Hana's name and asserts that Menendez is not going to be able to serve 200 years in prison.
JJ fact checks himself, Menendez is still running.
Things look unified in the news for once, maybe the heat is turning down? But JJ's listeners are scared of the outcome of the election.
JJ suggests that we should be consumers of the news but not be consume by it, explains purpose of TPS show.
